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    Posted: 23 Nov 2019 at 12:19pm
I am doing some maintenance on my hd11E and decided to change the final drive oil. I wanted to pull the caps off the outer bearings and wondered how to check the preload?
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The preload is measured by rolling torque with the truck frames and seals removed.  The best you could do short of that would be to pull a couple of shims.
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THIN Shims as you do not want to cook those.
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What you might do, is remove all the shims and then put the cap back on, torque to 15-20 inch pounds, use a feeler gauge around the shim area and average the gap then match that gap with the shims and add about .015 inch then torque to 35-40 foot pounds. Remember to tight is worse than to loose. Just my thoughts.
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After you set the preload see if you can shake them at all. If a little loose, tighten them a tad and check again. If no shake and turns free, buckle her up. Run it a while then get your lazy butt off the machine and see if they're getting warm or hot. Recheck. (Requires getting off again. You get the procedure.)    Leon
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